All articles tagged with #device management
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Android Authority
Google is considering making Battery Health Assistance a mandatory feature on Pixel phones with poor battery health, potentially preventing users from disabling it until they replace their battery, as part of ongoing efforts to manage battery issues across Pixel devices.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Verge
Google has updated its Home app to make it easier for users to assign household members 'Admin' or 'Member' roles, with varying control levels over smart devices, and simplified the process of adding children under 13 to the smart home setup through Family Link integration.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by MacRumors
Apple has released the first beta of visionOS 1.1 for developers, introducing device management for the Vision Pro headset, allowing IT departments to manage the device in a similar way to iPhones and Macs. The update also includes support for resetting the device passcode, repositioning volumetric scenes, and potential improvements to the Persona feature. Apple CEO Tim Cook believes the Vision Pro will have various enterprise uses, and the company aims to provide businesses with the necessary tools for managing the device at scale.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechCrunch
Apple is incorporating the Vision Pro into its device management process, making it friendly to IT departments and allowing for easy activation and management of the devices. The company sees potential enterprise use cases for augmented reality and virtual reality, such as in manufacturing, design, field service, and guided work for training or task execution. The beta release of visionOS 1.1 includes device management for the first time, offering tools like single sign-on, identity management, and security. Apple is focused on providing enterprise building blocks and connecting to existing systems to support enterprise customers, with partners like Jamf expressing excitement about the device's potential to transform the way employees work.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by BGR
This article provides three tips to make passkeys easier and safer to use. Firstly, set up passkeys on a second device as a backup in case the main device is lost. Secondly, remove old passkeys when upgrading devices to prevent unauthorized access. Lastly, take advantage of passkey sharing features available in apps like Apple's iCloud Keychain, Nordpass, and 1Password to conveniently share passkeys with friends and family.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
Google provides a 60-second security check to help users identify if their account has been compromised. By visiting google.com/devices, users can see a list of devices that have accessed their account within the last 28 days. If any unfamiliar devices are detected, users can sign them out remotely. Additionally, users are advised to change their password and review their Google Timeline to ensure their account's security and privacy.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Verge
Sharing passwords for streaming services can lead to multiple people using your account, but you can check who's logged in and remove them if needed. Netflix, Disney Plus, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Spotify, YouTube TV, YouTube, and YouTube Music, and Apple TV Plus and Apple Music all offer device management features that allow you to log out of all devices or remove specific ones remotely. It's important to regularly check and manage your devices for account security.